Required Workshops
At critical transition points in your academic career, we offer workshops intended to ensure that you are equipped with specific information needed to move forward while getting the most out of your college experience.
We believe this information is important for you to have to plan your future studies, so there are registration advisement holds attached to the workshops.
You will not be able to register for classes for an upcoming semester until you have resolved the corresponding hold by successfully completing the associated workshop, so please make sure to complete them in a timely manner to avoid any disruptions.
A&S Advisement Workshops
A&S Advisement Workshops are completed online during your own time.
The College of Arts & Sciences Center for Academic Success has two required workshops that must be completed at two different points during your studies at UNM.
If you have an associated hold that requires you to complete one of the workshops below, you will receive an email from asadvise@unm.edu with details on how to do so. Only complete the corresponding workshop if you have received a communication from our office to avoid future duplicate holds.
You can also access the workshops directly below:
Next Semester Planning Workshop ⇒
- Must be completed by:
- A&S students who are in their first semester in college
- A&S transfer students who are in their first semester at UNM
- Students who recently changed their major from another college to a major in the College of Arts & Sciences
Graduation Application Workshop ⇒
- Must be completed by:
- A&S students who are no longer in pre-major status and have completed at least 75+ credit hours
- Normally, these students are about 3 semesters out from potential graduation
- This serves as your official application for future graduation!
If you are brand new student interested in attending UNM, ALL students new to UNM must complete a New First-Year or Transfer Student Orientation before starting your first semester!
Orientation is an overall introduction to UNM where you will be introduced to academic expectations, policies, and procedures in addition to available resources and how to access them.
